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In Firefox and Edge, it seems that z-index-affected `display:inline;position:relative` elements will apply their z-index to their block-level children as well, whereas in Chrome and WebKit, they don't.

I'm not sure who's right. IB splits are weird.  (If we're right, we should try to get bugs filed, because we'll be the odd one out once EdgeHTML is superseded by Edgium.)

This is the root of https://github.com/webcompat/web-bugs/issues/36951
STR:
 1. load attached testcase.

Blink/WebKit results:
An orange area is visible, with `Can you see this text?`

Gecko/EdgeHTML results:
No orange area is visible. No text is visible.
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In Firefox and Edge, it seems that z-index-affected `display:inline;position:relative` elements will apply their z-index to their block-level children as well, whereas in Chrome and WebKit, they don't.

I'm not sure who's right. IB splits are weird.  (If we're right, we should try to get bugs filed, because we'll be the odd one out once EdgeHTML is superseded by Edgium.)

This is the root of https://github.com/webcompat/web-bugs/issues/36951


STR:
 1. load attached testcase.

Blink/WebKit results:
An orange area is visible, with `Can you see this text?`

Gecko/EdgeHTML results:
No orange area is visible. No text is visible.

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